/ EXTRACT -- "[Bastarache] His 1997 appointment was criticized as political because Bastarache had been a co-chair of the federal government's 1992 "Yes" campaign in support of the Charlottetown... accord..." -- NB: The Charlottetown Accord contained the...
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/ EXTRACT -- "[Bastarache] His 1997 appointment was criticized as political because Bastarache had been a co-chair of the federal government's 1992 "Yes" campaign in support of the Charlottetown... accord..." -- NB: The Charlottetown Accord contained the "Canada Clause". A "national" referendum rejected the Accord. But in 1997 Michel Bastarache was parachuted onto the Supreme Court of Canada upon the early resignation of Gerard Vincent Laforest. The Quebec "secession" hearings then began. In 1998, the Supreme Court's extrajudicial opinion imposed a new procedure on the Constitution to force negotiations to "secede". However, that procedure was based on non-existent alleged constitutional "principles" which are nothing less than the 1992 CANADA CLAUSE for which Bastarache had LOST while co-chairing the Charlottetown "Yes". More gravely, both the "Canada Clause" & the secession "principles" are the Badinter Standards used to forcibly destroy Yugoslavia.
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